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What Happens to Test in a DevOps World? - DevOps.com
I am always surprised by the urban legends around DevOps. One of my favorites is, If you implement a DevOps methodology, you can stop doing test. People
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What's Lost With a DevOps Team - Wide Awake Developers
Please understand, dear Reader, that I write this with positive intention. I'm not here to impugn any person or organization. I want to talk about some decisions and their natural consequences. These consequences seem negative to me and after reading this post you may agree. When an established company faced a technology innovation, they often create a new team to adopt and exploit that innovation. During my career, I've seen this pattern play out with microcomputers, client/server architecture, open systems, web development, agile development, cloud architecture, NoSQL, and DevOps.
With a DevOps team sitting between development and operations, the
operations team remains in the "learning position." But they lack the
ability to directly improve the systems.